the importance of exploratory research, everybody!
rhinoglottophilia implies the existence of rhinoglottophobia #linguistics
a local cafe sells chai-spiced cider and calls it "chaider". it sounds delicious but I don't know how to pronounce it! a) [tʃaɪɾɚ], with the vowel in "chai" b) [tʃʌɪɾɚ], with the Canadian-raised vowel in "cider"
The darkness drops again; but now I know That twenty centuries of stony sleep Were vexed to nightmare by a rocking cradle, And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, Slouches towards Bethlehem to be born?
Kiki and Bouba are great and all, but maybe you want more linguistics names such as: Harmony Angma Corpus Sluice X'-schema Wug
a small nit to pick, but you probably need to allow for the possibility of up to five groups. there are five rhyming groups for me (Midlands), /ul/, /u.əl/, /ʊl/, /o(ʊ)l/, and /ʌl/. I grouped /ul/ and /uəl/ together for the sake of finishing the survey.
This week, the touchstone paper purporting to show that there are replicability benefits of preregistration was retracted. For me this highlights a long-running disagreement I've had with core CoS strategy. I like the idea of making things possible, easy, and rewarding.
What I believe is actually happening here: The robots are set up to identify what content gets engagement, read FB auto-gen text description, & feed that into the generative AI. Post, comments, iterate. hundreds of seemingly real comments on these, most of them incorporating some form of "amen"What I believe is actually happening here: The robots are set up to identify what content gets engagement, read FB auto-gen text description, & feed that into the generative AI. Post, comments, iterate. hundreds of seemingly real comments on these, most of them incorporating some form of "amen"
I think you've already heard some of them from me 😅